Jan 14
Be sure to join us this Sunday, from 5 to 7pm, for the opening and artist’s reception for Estremoz: Photographs by Tracy Longley-Cook. Tracy’s work will be featured at GlenHouseArt through March 10. Normal public hours are Sundays, 2-4pm, but this Sunday is special. See you there.
So you’ve got more time… Don’t miss it.
If you haven’t already been, plan on stopping in tomorrow between 2 and 5 pm.
Jeremy Long, born 1971 in Chicago, Illinois, is an American painter who is an exponent of the Figurative movement in painting – specifically Post Abstract Figuration.
His exhibition will feature 20 paintings and drawings.
Visit the Glen House Inn this Sunday, August 19, from 2-5pm, to see the new Glen House Art exhibition: Gretchen Durst Jacobs paintings.
And plan now to attend the artist’s reception on Sunday, October 14, the last day of the show. From 5-8pm, with wine, finger food, and talk with the artist.
Visit the Glen House Inn on Sunday, June 17, between 2 and 5pm to view the newly hung exhibition: Jean Koeller Paintings–Cranberry Island Maine Sojourn.
The work in this exhibition is from a residency Jean had on Cranberry Island in Maine, made possible in part by a 2011 Residency Fellowship from The Heliker-LaHotan Foundation on Great Cranberry Island in Maine.
Join us for this exhibition of her work, and plan to attend the Artist’s Reception on July 8, from 5 to 8pm.
Jean Koeller was born in Columbus, Ohio and currently resides in New Carlisle, Ohio. She took her first painting class in 1979 and hasn’t stopped painting since.
The work in this exhibition is from a residency Jean had on Cranberry Island in Maine, made possible in part by a 2011 Residency Fellowship from The Heliker-LaHotan Foundation on Great Cranberry Island in Maine.
Join us for this exhibition of her work beginning June 17, with an Artist’s Reception on July 8.
Born in 1900 in Germany, Friedrich Friz was sent to a forced labor camp by the Third Reich, which did not approve of his kind of “degenerate” painting. After the war he supported himself and his family as a house- and furniture-painter, pursuing his art only in his spare time. The paintings and drawings in our next exhibition are among those distributed to his family after his death in 1983.
Don’t miss this powerful exhibition of German Impressionism, beginning April 15 at Glen House Art.
And plan on joining us at 6pm on Thursday, June 7, for a reception and a talk by Dr. Adelheid M. Gealt, Director, Indiana University Art Museum.
There’s a great history to how Glenn Owen acquired this collection… and great interest by museums in someday getting it from him. In any event, we’ve got it for our next exhibition. Starting next Sunday, February 26.
Patricia Cole is a painter who comes from Bloomington, Indiana, but who most recently had a residency in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her work deals with issues of dislocation, absence and the redeeming power of relationships and nature. Photographs and personal family history inform many of her paintings and drawings. Her exhibition starts January 29, with public hours 2-4 on Sundays. And save the date for the Artist’s Reception on Sunday, February 12, 2-5pm. All at Glen House Inn.
Ms. Cole will be an Artist in Residence from the second week of January through February 17th at Antioch College. She will be making a public presentation at the Herndon Gallery on Sunday, January 22, from 3-5pm about her work and her engagement in different cultures made possible through a range of national and international artist residencies.
She will also be offering a drawing workshop to the Antioch and Yellow Springs communities that will be focused on investigating identities. The workshop is free, and will be held on Sunday afternoon, February 5th, from 2-5pm at the YSKP Playhouse on the Antioch campus.
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